Parental Qualification Certificate Chapter 70

    The work group's chats exploded as well. Su Yutan received countless congratulations, surprises, concerns and praises, which was beautiful for several hours.

    While paying attention to the news and comments, her colleagues talked earnestly about the kinds of revenge that some social workers had suffered.

    When social workers protect the interests of clients, they often violate the interests of others, and revenge was not something new.

    The most common form of retaliation was malicious complaint.

    Of course, this method could only basically add a little blocking and had no impact on the actual rights and interests of social workers. Because the social workers had to record and upload work videos throughout the process, it was easy to find out if there were any violations.

    Some other means of revenge were more exotic.

    A social worker in a city got a box of live c.o.c.kroaches thrown into her home. After removing the c.o.c.kroaches, the social worker never wanted to open the windows anymore, relying only on the air circulation system for ventilation.

    The image and mailing number of a beautiful female social worker in another city was once hung in the information column of a recruiter on the underground column "Love Network". The female social worker was hara.s.sed for a whole week by various disgusting phone calls and messages before the police resolved her worries.

    A male social worker with a wife and children in a city was madly pursued by a beautiful girl and almost got divorced. In the end, that girl didn't really like him, she was just a call girl hired to avenge her client.

    Now, Cui Linlin had used her own personal means of revenge on Su Yutan. She had raised the intensity, meanness, and vicious index enough to top the list.

    In the future, no matter how many people wanted to retaliate against social workers, it would be difficult to surpa.s.s Cui Linlin.

    At 6:25 pm, Su Yutan arrived five minutes before the dinner party.

    They looked at Su Yutan strangely for a while, and then gathered around and sent her to the chief, sitting her next to Tang En.

    Bobby, who had dealt with her, contended for another seat next to her with the intimacy advantage of “have taken a photo together”.

    “Today I'm sitting next to you and pouring tea for you. It's an apology.” Bobby blinked at her and sincerely apologized, “Sorry, I misunderstood you before.”

    Su Yutan would not pretend to be coldhearted. She smiled and said, “It's okay. In that situation, anyone in your place would misunderstand.”

    A person who has been on sick leave for a long time and caused his colleagues to work overtime for a long time and sat all fine and dandy in a Flounder restaurant for dinner with a handsome doctor. Being in this situation, it was normal to be misunderstood.

    Since it is a misunderstanding, it was good to just talk about it, there was no need to keep it in mind.

    “Good! You're frank enough, I like it!” Bobby patted her shoulder with a smile, took the teapot in the waiter's hand, and poured her a cup of tea.

    Su Yutan quickly thanked her and was very happy. She finally got approval from her colleagues. The forbearance before was worth it.

    After the banquet, when everyone had eaten some dishes, Tang En stood up with a gla.s.s of red wine and began toasting. “I present this first gla.s.s of wine, to respect ourselves!”

    With a look of excitement, he said, “The work we do will not make a fortune and we may be retaliated, but what we insist on and work hard for is worthwhile…”

    Bobby whispered to Su Yutan and said, “Every year when the team leader invites us to dinner, he will give a sensational speech, but the content is always similar.”

    Su Yutan smiled, nodded slightly to her, signalling that she heard.

    After Tang En's speech, everyone got up and had the first gla.s.s of wine with him.

    “The second gla.s.s of wine, we respect Xiao Su. Thanks for discovering the crimes of Cui Linlin and saving an innocent child. Many social workers have done such things. But this time, Xiao Su did a great job.”

    Su Yutan was flattered and toasted with everyone.

    After drinking a second gla.s.s of wine, Bobby said, “There is a small gift, I want to transfer it to Xiao Su.”

    While operating on the smart watch, she said to everyone, “This is a small video for Xiao Su that Arnold and his family asked me to make. I have sent it to the work group so everyone can watch it.”

    Su Yutan was a little surprised, opened the work group and watched the video with smart gla.s.ses.

    Arnold's small figure appeared in her vision. He was wearing a pair of glittering shoes, striding on the street at night with a happy smile on his face.

    “Aunt Su, look at my shoes!” Arnold pointed to his feet and said happily, “I have a lot of shoes now.”

    In the video, there was a picture of Arnold's shoe cabinet, and there were already seven or eight pairs of various shoes neatly placed in it.

    Once the screen turned, the scene changed from night to day.

    “Auntie Su, I have friends too!” Arnold pulled a little girl next to her. “This is Jia Jia, do you know her? Jia Jia is my first friend.”

    Su Yutan couldn't help smiling, and she knew Jia jia because she was Avril's niece.

    Jiajia waved her hand and greeted in the direction of the camera; “Aunt Su!”

    “Auntie Su, thank you for helping me out!” Arnold paused for a moment, adding with antic.i.p.ation, “Auntie Su, I miss you very much! Can you come meet me and let me thank you in person?”

    At the back of the video was the comparison of before and after Arnold was rescued, and the thanks of the Qiao family.

    The video was not long, only less than three minutes in total, but Su Yutan could see tears coming out of her eyes.

    She suddenly agreed with Tang En's sensational words: What we insist on and work hard for is something of value and worthwhile…

Miao:

Zhèn Zhái: An old superst.i.tion. It is said that the evil spirits are driven by spells or runes and utensils from the house.

Qin Shubao and Yuchi Gong:  wors.h.i.+pped as door G.o.ds in Chinese folk religion.

Zhong Kui (Chinese: 鍾馗) is a deity in Chinese mythology. Traditionally regarded as a vanquisher of ghosts and evil beings, and reputedly able to command 80,000 demons, his image is often painted on household gates as a guardian spirit, as well as in places of business where high-value goods are involved.

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